On Feb 3, 2009, at 7:21 PM, Chunk 1978 wrote:
$appLicense = $_POST["appLicense"];
Try this instead: $appLicense = $_GET["appLicense"];
isn't this the correct method to incorporate customized php variables with the AquaticPrime scripts?
It depends. When an HTML form has a "method" attribute with a value of "POST", the form will be submitted using the HTTP POST method, and (in PHP) the form inputs will be found in $_POST.
When you link to an ordinary URL with a query string, such as "http://foo.example/whatever.php?appLicense=Bar ", the HTTP GET method is used to send the request, and the input from the query string is in $_GET.
If you want the receiving script to handle either one, use $_REQUEST, which includes the contents of both $_POST and $_GET, as well as $_COOKIES.
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